Why do I get the feeling after looking through ezine that a lot of the authors are using a pseudonym for their name? Is it to get around the 10 article limit for entry authors or is it that people don’t want to submit their own article linking to their own site (showing that it’s coming from a 3rd party).
Also, do you ever publish your ezine on your own website… not initially but say 3, 6 months later?
Sorry, looks like I misread while reading too fast.
In that case, again, depends upon the website. If you’re submitting articles on behalf of someone, do it under their own account.
If they’re your own articles, contact the site’s staff and ask about the cap. Maybe it’s 10 per month, rather than 10 per user?
I haven’t come across a character limit before. It might be dependent upon the specific website you’re working with.
Also, do you ever publish your ezine on your own website… not initially but say 3, 6 months later?
No, I usually post it around the same time on my own website as it goes live elsewhere. However, check the agreement/contract on this.
Not character limit but a limit to how many articles you can write.
I’m basically sitting on a bank of experts in risk management, commercial insurance, and personal insurance. I could get articles coming out of the wazoo but I don’t want to burn up how many articles I can submit to a particular site to build up a writer’s name when I’m going to get capped at 10 articles.